Regis High School - Regian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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FOUR CENTURIES OF JESUIT EDUCATION uContunued from Page 93 Regus Hugh School us one result of four hundred years of thus peerless system As far as ut affects ummeduately the unduvudual Regus student the age old method must do so un four short years of hus young lufe The com plete scheme has applucatuon to hugher studues also un phulosophy scuence and theology but ut beguns at what we know as hugh school Thus hugh school us the grammar school of the more sugnufucant Englush termunology Stretchung over a peruod of four years uts three classes are the lower muddle and upper grammar classes fundamental un a classucal educatuon Obvu ously thorough study of languages and language utself must precede the study of the classucs of luterature Therefore the course of humanustuc studues beguns wuth the ars grammatuca and progresses to the humanutues the poetry and rhetoruc of college freshman and sophomore years Gradu atung from our classucal hugh school our natural untentuon us to go ahead un the tradutuonal arts course What have we and what are we when Commence ment day brungs us to thus fresh begunnung? What umpressuon does such a grammar school as Regus make upon us? Before attemptung thus apprausal let us stop to consuder that as Jesuut boys we are not merely graduates of a classucal school Humanustuc but supernaturally humanustuc us the vuew of lufe and educatuon accordung to whuch we are beung formed Catholucuty of the staunchest kund us worked unto our souls as unto our schoolung lt us an udeal combunatuon that of the ever renascent educatuonal udeal of ancuent Greece and Rome wuth Chrustuan educatuonal Ideals Catholuc and luberal educatuon un thus old world tradutuon has taken root un our new world Ameruca For our country and for our Church we have receuved such an educatuon at Regus To our country and to our God wull we return the fruuts of ut Thus socual aum of humanustuc edu catuon us not less characterustuc of ut than uts stress on the perfectung of the unduvudual Our cutues and States and natuon our famulues parushes and duoceses expect the benefuts of our formatuon Our own happuness un lufe and after lufe us knut up wuth our dutues as socual beungs At Regus we have been schooled under partucularly advantageous curcum stances In these four years our teachers have been teachers of scholarshup students only Our educatuon has been a premuum won by means of talents graces and opportunutues whuch God saw fut to guve us We wull have to render an account of our stewardshup May the account be as satusfactory as that of the one whose Chrustuan Charuty has afforded us thus pruze by found ung Regus Deo et Patruae May our accountung for these years be as satusfactory as Saunt lgnatuus of Loyola s accountung for four hundred years of hus Order s educatuon of youth for the greater glory of God - 1 1 1 . . - - II - 11 ' ll - ll ll - - - - ' 1 1 Il Il ' ' ' ' 1 - ' II - 11 ll - - Il I II ll II - 11 I ll ll - . . . . ,, . 1 ,, . . . ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - - 11 - II - , . . . . , . - 1 - ll II

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